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- Votes Fully Restored, Some Florida Delegates Miss the Vote
- Florida Casts Most of its Votes for Obama—And They Count Fully
- Polk School Bus Driver Held On New York Warrant
- Shifting High Pressure Key To Gustav Track
- Hillary’s Speech Rocked Pepsi Center
- A 4-Handkerchief Night
- M-D Poll: Obama Up By A Point, Romney Helps More Than Crist In Fla.
- Gustav Cone Shifts East
- Politics And Romance In Denver
- Wasserman-Schultz To Give Seconding Speech
- Graham: Two Quality People Running for President
- Schweitzer: “I Guaran-dang-tee It”
- Gustav downgraded
- Clintons Appear At Fla. Delegation Party
- One Down, One To Go
I find diversity to be the most special thing about Pasco County. I live in the west part of the county, where there is always something going on and always something to do. There are plenty of shops and restaurants to visit, as well as outdoor activities. I can dash to the beach or relax at my favorite café or even catch a show, all within just a couple of minutes. But then, I get to take a leisurely drive across the county to the east every day to work. There I am greeted with the wide open spaces of acres and acres of pristine farm land. I am welcomed to soak up the rich history that Pasco County has to offer by cattle and orange groves. I can marvel at the rolling hills that are so rare in Florida but are so much a part of the identity of east Pasco. Although some think I am crazy to drive such a distance each day, I feel very fortunate to have the best of both worlds all in one place.
Christine Smith
Port Richey
Director, Pioner Florida Museum & Village
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